News on the new Skywest pay package
#952
Dumb Pilot
Joined APC: Apr 2013
Position: Broke
Posts: 784
Well the majority of the reps spewed so much false information during the vote, why would we believe them? 80% of the sapa reps are company salesmen.
#953
I agree, if there is a new flying (and not just a rumor spread to get ppl to vote yes) then they will wait a while to announce, if only because there was a very evident mentality that if we voted No that a new agreement would be around the corner. In other words it would be beneficial to the company to wait if anything just to create doubt for the next contract.
#954
#955
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#956
Line Holder
Joined APC: Mar 2017
Posts: 90
I think that Skywest should be the last choice for a pilot now. One could go to Air Wisconsin for a year, get 41000 to 49000 in bonuses plus regular pay and if he chose he could then go to Skywest on 2nd year pay. By the 2nd year Skywest will probably have their own bonus of 30,000 to match the others. If so the pilot would be getting 71000 to 79000 in bonus. If he goes directly to Skywest, then after 2 years he would have 1 to 7500 in bonuses.
#957
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According to SAPA the TA gave second year pilots a 77% pay increase the first year. Did all you guys run out and spend the 77% pay increase already?
I think that Skywest should be the last choice for a pilot now. One could go to Air Wisconsin for a year, get 41000 to 49000 in bonuses plus regular pay and if he chose he could then go to Skywest on 2nd year pay. By the 2nd year Skywest will probably have their own bonus of 30,000 to match the others. If so the pilot would be getting 71000 to 79000 in bonus. If he goes directly to Skywest, then after 2 years he would have 1 to 7500 in bonuses.
I think that Skywest should be the last choice for a pilot now. One could go to Air Wisconsin for a year, get 41000 to 49000 in bonuses plus regular pay and if he chose he could then go to Skywest on 2nd year pay. By the 2nd year Skywest will probably have their own bonus of 30,000 to match the others. If so the pilot would be getting 71000 to 79000 in bonus. If he goes directly to Skywest, then after 2 years he would have 1 to 7500 in bonuses.
#958
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Joined APC: Feb 2015
Position: Downward Dog
Posts: 1,877
According to SAPA the TA gave second year pilots a 77% pay increase the first year. Did all you guys run out and spend the 77% pay increase already?
I think that Skywest should be the last choice for a pilot now. One could go to Air Wisconsin for a year, get 41000 to 49000 in bonuses plus regular pay and if he chose he could then go to Skywest on 2nd year pay. By the 2nd year Skywest will probably have their own bonus of 30,000 to match the others. If so the pilot would be getting 71000 to 79000 in bonus. If he goes directly to Skywest, then after 2 years he would have 1 to 7500 in bonuses.
I think that Skywest should be the last choice for a pilot now. One could go to Air Wisconsin for a year, get 41000 to 49000 in bonuses plus regular pay and if he chose he could then go to Skywest on 2nd year pay. By the 2nd year Skywest will probably have their own bonus of 30,000 to match the others. If so the pilot would be getting 71000 to 79000 in bonus. If he goes directly to Skywest, then after 2 years he would have 1 to 7500 in bonuses.
Lets see some feet.
#959
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Joined APC: Jul 2013
Position: 175 CA
Posts: 1,544
That's my point, if there is an announcement coming I believe company will hold off so it makes ppl believe they weren't desperate to get it done so next time a TA vote comes up people won't auto vote no
#960
Ich bin Pilot von Beruf
Joined APC: Aug 2016
Position: CRJ Kapitän
Posts: 616
According to SAPA the TA gave second year pilots a 77% pay increase the first year. Did all you guys run out and spend the 77% pay increase already?
I think that Skywest should be the last choice for a pilot now. One could go to Air Wisconsin for a year, get 41000 to 49000 in bonuses plus regular pay and if he chose he could then go to Skywest on 2nd year pay. By the 2nd year Skywest will probably have their own bonus of 30,000 to match the others. If so the pilot would be getting 71000 to 79000 in bonus. If he goes directly to Skywest, then after 2 years he would have 1 to 7500 in bonuses.
I think that Skywest should be the last choice for a pilot now. One could go to Air Wisconsin for a year, get 41000 to 49000 in bonuses plus regular pay and if he chose he could then go to Skywest on 2nd year pay. By the 2nd year Skywest will probably have their own bonus of 30,000 to match the others. If so the pilot would be getting 71000 to 79000 in bonus. If he goes directly to Skywest, then after 2 years he would have 1 to 7500 in bonuses.
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